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useful information. By contrast, incorporating expectations derived from financial market prices or those of firms and …
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higher frequency auxiliary data only for forecasting (see Giannone, Monti and Reichlin (2016)). The second method transforms … our method substantially decreases forecasting errors for recessions, but casting the model in a monthly frequency …
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COVID-19 observations and discusses their impact on prior calibration for inference and forecasting purposes. It shows that … volatility. For forecasting, the choice among outlier-robust error structures is less important, however, when a large cross …
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to enhance forecasting performance in certain practical instances by randomly selecting smaller subsets of individual …
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paper provides evidence that there is still potential for improvement in forecasting techniques both for nowcasts but also …
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The Paper assesses the export competitiveness of top fifteen textile products (different for each export destination) at 6 digit level of HS classification exported by India to top seven textile export destinations by using both price and income export elasticities. The export elasticities are...
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Global container ship movements may reliably predict global trade flows. Aggregating both movements at sea and port call events produces a wealth of explanatory variables. The machine learning algorithm partial least squares can map these explanatory time series to unilateral imports and...
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In this paper we consider modeling and forecasting of large realized covariance matrices by penalized vector …
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The authors analyse the macroeconomic impact of the French work-sharing reform of 2000 (a reduction of standard working hours in combination with wage subsidies). Using a vector error correction model (VECM) for several labour market variables as well as inflation and output the authors produce...
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